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Companies · NTRS · State Commercial Banks · Other events · Aug 3, 2026

Series D preferred stock redemption announced for October 1

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All outstanding Series D shares and depositary shares redeemed October 1, 2026
NORTHERN TRUST CORP (NTRS) — what happened, in plain English, and what it means versus what the market expected.

This is a routine capital-structure action, not an operating update. Northern Trust announced that it will redeem all outstanding Series D preferred shares and related depositary shares on October 1, 2026 (press release). The filing provides no earnings, guidance, financing-cost, or redemption-value detail to benchmark against expectations.

The direct effect is limited to retiring one preferred-stock series. Because the announcement concerns preferred securities rather than common-stock operations, it does not by itself change the company’s reported revenue, earnings outlook, or common-share count (press release).

The net read is neutral because the filing supplies no surprise financial impact. The redemption date is concrete, but the release does not state the aggregate amount redeemed, funding source, or expected effect on capital ratios; without those details or a published market expectation, there is no substantiated beat-or-miss comparison.

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